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Huge congratulations to Dr. Bing Wang on the Defense of her Dissertation!

Huge congratulations to Dr. Bing Wang, who successfully defended her dissertation, “William Pryor Floyd: The Art and Business of Photography in Nineteenth-Century Hong Kong”! It is an outstanding dissertation that represents a significant contribution to the field of nineteenth-century photography and the history of British Hong Kong. Bing extends...

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PhD students present at the 110th CAA Annual Conference

Congratulations to PhD students Bing Wang and Lauryn Smith, who presented their research at the 110th CAA Annual Conference! Bing presented “From The China Magazine to The Far East: An Early Evolution of Photographs Independent from Texts in East Asian Periodicals,” while Lauryn “Beyond ‘Exceptional’ Women: Unearthing Women’s Agency in the 17th Century Dutch Art Market with Network Analysis.”

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HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Prof. Benay on the Publication of Her Third Book, Italy by Way of India: Translating Art and Devotion in the Early Modern World!

HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Prof. Benay, whose third book, Italy by Way of India: Translating Art and Devotion in the Early Modern World has just been published! The research for this interdisciplinary, transcontinental study was supported by fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Institute of Indian Studies....

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Students in Professor Erin Benay’s “Pressing Matters” Class Print Their Own Linocuts

Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Professor Erin Benay's Pressing Matters: Prints, Power, Revolution class print their own linocuts at the midtown nonprofit Zygote Press.  The class is working in partnership with Zygote Press and the CMA's new Community Arts Center to develop art-historically grounded, social-justice print projects for teens in the...

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Registration for the 21st Annual Vagantes Conference on Medieval Studies is Open! 

The conference will take place at the Tinkham Veale University Center and the Cleveland Museum of Art from March 24th to 26th. This year, the two keynote lectures will be given by Elina Gertsman (CWRU) and Daniel Smail (Harvard University). We are also excited to announce that, in addition to the regular conference events, there will be opportunities to attend a medieval music...

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Save the Date for Herbert Kessler’s Lecture on April 13th!

On April 13th, Herbert Kessler, Professor Emeritus of Art History at Johns Hopkins University, will deliver a lecture, “‘Decorated with Life’: Ornament’s Meaning During the Middle Ages and Beyond.” Professor Kessler is a prolific author and editor, whose work on medieval image theory has been a game-changer for the field. The lecture will take place at the Tinkham Veale University Center, in Ballroom A, at 5:30. Reception to follow!

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